By comparing and contrasting how he feels at the exposition and the end of the novel and going through the ghost’s visions influenced both Scrooge and us, the readers. Any reader can come to realize that he is an emotionally changed character for life. On top of that, readers can take away many valuable lessons. This classic novel will forever be cherished with the journey to the Victorian times, the meeting of spectacular characters along the way, but especially the remembrance of old Ebenezer Scrooge, the true father of Christmas spirit. As Dickens has said once, “God bless us every one.” And as Ebenezer Scrooge has said many times, “Bah,
Christmas is when people are joyful and spend time with their family. However for Ebenezer Scrooge Christmas was a pain. Scrooge thought that Christmas was a waste of time. “Bah, Humbug.” was his reaction to Christmas, in fact it was his reaction to everything. He was grumpy and paid no respect to anybody.
For first a simple thought comes to the mind; then a strong imagination; afterwards delight, and evil motion and consent. And thus, little by little, the wicked enemy gains full entrance, when he is not resisted in the beginning. And the longer a man is negligent in resisting, so much the weaker does he daily become in himself, and enemy becomes stronger against him.." [Bk I, Chpt 13] It is no surprise that this passage from the Imitation of Christ correlates to tactics of the villains in My Little Pony. The spells casted in the show usually do not manifest itself immediately upon conjuration, but gradually it slithers its way through the conscience of the ponies just akin to how the Devil would enter through the backdoor of our heads & start to hijack our morals., ravaging around "as a roaring lion, goeth about seeking whom he may devour." (1 Pt 5:8) Furthermore, the show goes 1 step higher by portraying the cunning effects of the villains on a social level.
When he first appears before Scrooge, he invites him "come in and know me better, man." According to Dickens' novel, the Ghost of Christmas Present appears to Scrooge as "a jolly giant" with dark brown curls he was also fat at he was always laughing very weird he had a green jacket and he had something in his waist it was like a rope he also had something in his hair that were like flowers. Scrooge's clerk, a kind, mild, and very poor man with a large family. Though treated harshly by his
The focus is more towards Sarty Snopes, but very well appears to focus on his father as well. The story wastes no time in establishing and showing the reader the relationship between Sarty and his father. His father immediately makes the connection between his son and himself hostile and toxic to a certain extent. What is used to paint such a distasteful collaboration of these characters is very real, earthly methods of manipulation. Sarty’s father turns a good value, loyalty, and twists it using it in a disgusting way to benefit himself.
It is a reflection of reality that drives the plots of his works. In “Twelfth Night,” all of the characters are affected by each other’s vices, their excesses. However, some of the characters are not as bound to a vice so they are able to (attempt in some cases) to show what it means to live apart from one’s excess. These virtuous people help improve the quality of life for many. Vices, the opposite of virtues, often keep people from living the best life they can.
His complexity means that he is a round character given that he is not a stereotype. The play portrays him as a romantic person through his thoughts and affection for Hero throughout the story. However, one might argue that his romantic ideals are imaginary since, which refers to his “love” to Hero. Claudio is also very naïve due to the fact, that he is fooled multiple times during the play. The main example of this is when he thinks Hero cheats on him and afterwards he shows that he is rather vindictive and impulsive given that his anger leads to the humiliation of Hero.
And now I would describe each of the characters of A Christmas Carol movie… Ebenezer Scrooge was a man that did not care about others. One day two portly men came into his office and asked him if he could donate some money for poor people… well he did not accept and he said that most of that poor people should die or go to prison and work in some workhouses. He in the movie was a very, very bad man and three ghosts of Christmas showed him to be nice with people, friends, family etc… Finally he changed and have a lot of fun with his family that they invited him for a dinner, with poor people and with his nephew Bob Cratchit.
‘‘A Christmas Carol’’ Summary The story of this movie that I saw was called ‘‘A Christmas Carol’’ it is about one person named Scrooge that hate Christmas so three spirits come to visit him and show him different things of Christmas. Scrooge learn a lesson and for now on he celebrated Christmas. It was a man called Scrooge that hate Christmas. His friend and bussines man called Marley die in one Christmas day and Scrooge have to pay the mortician to bury Marley but because Scrooge just like money he don’t want to pay him. Seven years past and Scrooge have a new assistant called Bob Cratchitt.
The ghost visits has changed Scrooge for good. Scrooge was very misanthropic in stave 1. In the beginning the portly gentleman came to collect donations for the poor Scrooge refused and felt good about doing it. Then Marley 's ghost comes this ghost is covered in chains and is a very pale skin, and it started to talk to him he said “ three ghost will visit you there called the ghost of Christmas Present ,The Ghost of Christmas Past ,and The Ghost of Christmas Future.” The first ghost he saw in Stave 2 was the Ghost of Christmas Past. When he came he came Scrooge was trembling with fear.He was very scared and upset, he didn 't know what to do.